DPS RK Puram participated in the Inter-DPS Spanish Competition held on 13th May 2026 at DPSI, Saket, where sixteen DPS schools showcased their talent and enthusiasm for the Spanish language and culture.

Our students delivered exceptional performances across various events, demonstrating outstanding linguistic skills, creativity, confidence and teamwork. Their dedication and preparation resulted in remarkable achievements, bringing great pride to the school.

The results of the competition were as follows:

The competition proved to be a wonderful platform for cultural exchange, language learning and fostering creativity, making it a memorable and enriching experience for all. These outstanding accomplishments reflect the students’ hard work, perseverance and passion for learning Spanish. The achievement would not have been possible without the unwavering support of the school leadership, teachers, and parents, whose encouragement inspired the participants to excel.

A record of achievement by our Common University Entrance Test aspirants

A Year to Remember

This year our Common University Entrance Test (CUET) batch has delivered a performance the school is proud to celebrate. These are students who committed themselves to structured CUET training alongside their Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) board preparation, and the results speak for the discipline and ambition they brought to both. Their names now appear on the admission rolls of some of the most respected colleges in the country, and in several cases well beyond it.

What ties these outcomes together is preparation that treated the board examinations and the entrance test as one continuous effort rather than two competing ones. Students who trained for CUET carried that rigour into their CBSE papers, and the board results confirm it. The batch produced a cluster of scores above ninety five percent, led by Swasti Sneh at 99.4 percent, Shravya Kumar at 98.2 percent, Avni Agarwal at 96.8 percent, Aarushi Singh at 96.4 percent and Vanlalenkawli at 96.0 percent. A group of students followed close behind, and this consistency, rather than a handful of isolated peaks, is the achievement the school wishes to recognise.

We congratulate every member of the CUET Batch 2025–26 and thank the teachers and mentors who guided them. The compiled lists that follow record each student, the college that has admitted them and their CBSE aggregate, first in order of board merit and then grouped by the colleges into which they have gained admission, led by SRCC, St Stephen’s, LSR and the other most sought after institutions.

Delhi Public School, R.K. Puram showcased exceptional technological acumen, innovative thinking and impressive delivery of expressions  at the National level Inter-DPS IT Festival 2026, hosted by DPS Faridabad on 1 August 2026. Competing against some of the finest young minds from DPS schools across the country, the students delivered remarkable performances across multiple events, bringing laurels to the school.

The school secured First Position in Battle of Bytes, a  Debate competition, where Aarav Mehta (XI-T), Nikunj Kohli (XI-G), and Tushar Khandelwal (X-I) impressed the judges with their articulate arguments, critical thinking, and persuasive presentation. Another outstanding achievement came in Rescue Robot Arena, where the DPS R.K. Puram team,comprising Medhansh Tanmay Panya XI-F, Lav Singh X-O and Kush Singh X-O clinched First Position, demonstrating exceptional technical expertise, problem-solving abilities, and teamwork. Adding to the school’s success, Adhiraj Jain (XI-K) and Aarav Verma (XI-K) secured Second Position in Pitchers Plot with their innovative ideas, entrepreneurial vision, and confident presentation.

These outstanding accomplishments reflect the students’ creativity, technical proficiency, and collaborative spirit, reaffirming DPS R.K. Puram’s commitment to fostering excellence in information technology, innovation, and future-ready learning.

Apeejay School, Saket, hosted ARCANE MUN’26 on 31 July and  1 August 2026. The conference served as a platform for young minds to discuss pressing global challenges and develop their diplomacy, leadership, and critical thinking skills. A delegation of fourteen students from Delhi Public School, R.K. Puram participated in the event and delivered an outstanding performance.

Six students received top individual honours in their respective categories. Achintya Rao (XI U) in UNGA-DISEC, Harshita Dulari Kashyap (XI S) in UNOOSA, and Angel Agarwal (XI W) in INTERPOL were awarded the Best Delegate title along with a cash prize of ₹2,000 each. In the International Press, Vihaan Gupta (XI J) won Best Photographer, Sanvi Sharma (XI T) won Best Caricaturist, and Vedant Yuvraj Singh (XI H) won Best Journalist. All three were also presented with the Best Delegate award and a cash prize of ₹2,000 each.

Several other delegates were recognised for their commendable performances. Sasha Sara Abraham (XI U) in UNOOSA, Adit Tiwari (X G) in INTERPOL, Jagarlamudi Mukesh (XI V) in UNEP, and Shaurya Dabas (X C) in the IMF earned Special Mentions. Additionally, Yathartha Thakur (XI V) received a Verbal Mention for his performance in the UNODC.

The exceptional achievements of the delegation reflect the students’ dedication, critical thinking, and diplomatic acumen. Delhi Public School, R.K. Puram was adjudged the Best School Delegation and emerged as the overall winner of the conference, bringing great pride and honour to the school.